Trends in hairstyle industry for 2019. People who watched Netflix’s recent smash hit Russian Doll can’t stop talking about two things: that scary elevator scene and star Natasha Lyonne’s hair. More specifically, it’s her curly bangs that make everyone wonder if they too can try the gorgeous cut, whether they have naturally curly hair or not. Hairstylist Ted Gibson, the man behind Sandra Oh’s glorious fringe, previously told Allure that nailing curly bangs starts with a serious chat with your stylist. He also mentions they should be cut with scissors (held vertically) for “a softer edge.”
A lack of volume is one of the most common hair concerns for woman and the reason why there are so many volumising shampoo formulas on the market. It’s no wonder then that our personal fascination with adding body to our tresses has triggered a trend for extreme volume come next season. Your greatest inspiration comes from the Versace pre-fall 2019 runway where Guido Palau used super-long extensions to add gravity-defining height at the roots. “The big hair was inspired by Pierpaolo Piccioli, he wanted to have some extravagance in the hair and we were looking at old ’60s Diana Vreeland Harper’s Bazaar and Avedon shoots,” said Palau. For a more practical nod to the trend, add volume by prepping your hair with Redken’s Guts, before liberally applying lots of Bumble & bumble’s Strong Finish Hairspray.
The cut favored by all of your ’90s-era heartthrobs is making a comeback, and it looks so much more chic on Emilia Clarke than it did on Brad Pitt. This pixie is short on the sides with long, choppy layers up top. “This hairstyle is very nice for a lot of different face shapes because there’s a ton of ways that you can style it,” explains de Zeeuw. “With a round face shape, go for more volume on top. For a long face shape, you can wear the front part down, and you can alter it with a messy fringe.” Generally, short haircuts have to be styled every day — even if you’re going for an undone finish. To add body to flat second-day hair, try blasting the top layers of your pixie cut with a volumizing spray like and then muss them up.
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When it comes to waves, perfect definition is the last thing you want. Like Ciara, embrace shaggy, undone waves by taking a flat-iron, like Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium Digital Straightening Iron ($100), starting from the root to tip alternate the iron from left to right to create a soft bend. Then, after your waves have cooled for a few minutes, take a wide-tooth comb and rake it through your hair for this effortless finished look.
We hate to say it, but the soft, strawberry-blonde hues and rose-gold highlights of 2017 have slipped into the ether of forgotten hair color trends. But don’t freak, pink lovers—they’ve been replaced by deeper shades in the same family, like fiery crimson. Good news for your inner emo kid: Rich, jet-black hair covered the heads of some of your favorite celebrities this year, and we’re not just talking about Pete Wentz. The 2018 take on the trend is less Hot-Topic-enthusiast and more badass-hair-chameleon, especially when coupled with a long bob. Not quite ready to go full-on My Chemical Romance with a single-processed black? Meet your middle ground: ash brown—the love child of deep, chocolate brown and muted, slate-gray.